A score built on impressions is easy to write and impossible to check. Ours is built on five things a casino either states or does not. You can check each one yourself in the casino's own pages.
The five disclosures
| Disclosure | Counts when the casino states | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Operator | a company name, ideally with a registration number | iWild: Goodwin N.V., Curaçao 151353 |
| Licence | a licence number we can find in a public register | iWild: OGL/2024/758/0228, active in the Curaçao register |
| Withdrawal caps | caps in numbers per request, day, week or month | Hellspin: 4,000 EUR a day (clause 15) |
| Processing time | an upper limit in hours or days | iWild: up to 72 hours (7.8) |
| ID-check rule | when documents are needed, with a trigger or amount | iWild: no payout before full verification (7.10) |
A casino that states all five scores higher than one that states two. When the register disagrees with the footer, as with SpinGranny and Spinwinera, the licence disclosure does not count in full.
What does not count
- Bonus size. Large headlines say nothing about getting paid, and the same casino often prints three different versions.
- Lobby size. Every casino here has thousands of games.
- Logos. An Interac logo in the footer is not Interac in the cashier.
How we check Interac
For the Interac column we read the cashier text a casino serves in Canadian English. A casino counts as naming Interac when the cashier asks for Interac-linked details or shows the Interac e-Transfer notice, or when its own help pages list Interac as a method. Platform code alone does not count.
Updating
Casinos change terms without notice. Each page carries the date we read the sources. When we see a change, we update the page and the date.
The full table is on all casinos; our authors are on the editorial team page.